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We are looking for a highly skilled Angular Developer to lead the development of robust, scalable, and responsive web applications. In this role, you will provide technical direction, mentor junior developers, and work closely with cross-functional teams to architect and implement innovative solutions. Youll take ownership of complex technical challenges and ensure the delivery of high-quality, performance-optimized front-end applications. Experience with mentoring or guiding peers is a plus. Essential Functions / Deliverables Frontend Development & Angular Expertise Develop responsive, modular, and performant Angular applications (v10+). Convert UX/UI designs into scalable components using Angular Material, Bootstrap, or similar. Ensure accessibility, usability, and cross-browser compatibility. Optimise application performance through lazy loading, change detection strategies, and efficient state management. Debug and troubleshoot front-end issues across environments and devices Maintain and improve front-end build pipelines using Angular CLI and Webpack Architectural Design & Best Practices Contribute to architectural decisions and help shape Angular project structure. Follow and promote coding standards and reusable module/component libraries. Write maintainable code using SOLID principles and modular design. Implement and maintain unit tests using frameworks like Jasmine and Karma to ensure code reliability.,expected code coverage goal and support continuous integration. API Integration & Backend Collaboration Integrate RESTful APIs with Angular services and handle asynchronous data using RxJS. Coordinate with backend developers to align front-end data needs and formats. Handle errors gracefully and ensure data integrity on the client side. Code Review & Mentorship Participate in peer code reviews and provide constructive feedback to improve code quality, maintain consistency. Support junior developers by guiding them through Angular best practices and problem-solving approaches. Help them understand architectural decisions. Cross-functional Collaboration Collaborate with UI/UX designers, QA testers, and product owners. Participate in Agile ceremonies like daily stand-ups, sprint planning, and retrospectives. Clarify functional and technical requirements. State Management & Reactive Programming Implement and manage global/local state using NgRx or Behaviour Subject patterns. Use RxJS observables effectively for reactive workflows and async data handling. Performance Optimization & Debugging Identify performance bottlenecks (e.g., long change detection cycles, DOM thrashing). Use profiling tools and browsers dev tools for diagnostics. Optimize load times and lazy load modules. Continuous Learning & Emerging Tech Stay updated on Angular releases, frontend trends, and web standards. Evaluate libraries and recommend new tools or approaches. Contribute to internal knowledge-sharing. DevOps & Tooling Awareness Familiarity with build tools (Web pack), CI/CD (GitLab/Jenkins), and task runners. Ensure seamless deployment of front-end builds. Understand git workflows and branching strategies. Backend Experience (Bonus) While optional, hands-on backend knowledge (Node.js/Java) is a plus. Requirements Education : Bachelors degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related technical discipline. Certifications (Preferred) : Certifications in Angular, JavaScript, or web dev technologies preferred Required Professional Experience : 4 to 5 years of hands-on experience in front-end development using Angular. Strong track record of working on enterprise-scale web applications. Technical/Computer Skills : Advanced proficiency in Angular (version 10+), TypeScript, JavaScript, HTML5, CSS3. Deep understanding of component-based architecture and RxJS for reactive programming. Experience in RESTful API integration and collaboration with backend teams. Familiarity with NgRx or other state management libraries. Proficiency in building tools and task runners like Web pack, Gulp. Skilled in debugging, performance tuning, and profiling abilities Hands-on experience in unit testing using Jasmine/Karma and applying Angular best practices in code reviews Professional competencies In-depth knowledge of modern Angular ecosystem and development patterns. Strong grasp of responsive design, cross-browser compatibility, and UX principles. Ability to own and lead the technical front-end architecture of projects. Eagerness to stay updated with emerging web technologies and apply them as appropriate. Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines in a fast-paced development environment. Preferred work exposure: Experience working in full-stack teams or with backend technologies like Node.js or Java or java script Familiarity with CI/CD pipelines and DevOps practices. Exposure to Docker, Kubernetes, or cloud .
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